The trail starts from Odawara-city and finishes at Lake Yamanaka. This is a challenging course, but we are sure you will enjoy the beautiful views and nature along the course.

■Trail for Oxfam Trailwalker Japan 2012(revised on 4th March, 2011)





■Trail Map [ revised on 10th March, 2011]>

You can download the data files of Map Book (2011 version) from this page. Map Book 2012 will be available soon. And more detailed information, which cannot be covered on the Map Book, is also available. Please utilize them. (All files are in PDF format.)

	Map Book	Photo Book
Start - CP1	2.0MB	1.3MB
CP1 - CP2	1.5MB	1.0MB
CP2 - CP3	1.7MB	1.7MB
CP3 - CP4	1.4MB	0.9MB
CP4 - CP5	1.3MB	1.5MB
CP5 - CP6	1.0MB	1.5MB
CP6 - CP7	1.8MB	1.7MB New
CP7 - CP8	1.1MB	0.8MB New
CP8 - Finish	1.4MB	0.8MB

■Access Map [ revised on 10th March, 2011]

■The check points [ revised on 21st March, 2010 ]

There will be 8 check points between the start and the finish, where Oxfam provides basic food such as water, energy drink, soup, bread, noodles and fruits and toilets and place to take some rest. At the check points 4 and 7, free stretch services will be provided, too.
We strongly recommend the teams to organize support crews' to meet the teams at check points and provide additional food of their choice, and clothes for change.
For more info about support crew, please click here.

The route of Oxfam trailwalker Japan includes special protection area of a national park. To protect the rich nature and safety hiking, “Guideline for Hiking in Hakone areas, Fuji-Hakone-Izu national park” have been set by “Hakone chiiki hodo riyou no arikata uchiawase kai” (translation: Preliminary Meeting of the Walking Trail in Hakone Area) that consists of 12 organisation in Hakone area. All participants are required to read these guidelines carefully, and please comply with the rule “walking in single line” and pay special attention to protection of the environment, and safety of other hikers.